Definition are in British English

a fool and his money (are soon parted) (phrase) all eyes are on (phrase) are () are (noun) are you having a laugh? (phrase) are you kidding? (phrase) be (verb) ? (phrase) how are things? (phrase) how are you placed for doing something? (phrase) how are you placed for something? (phrase) how are you? (phrase) how much ...? (phrase) kick someone when they are down (phrase) my lips are sealed (phrase) not know whether you are coming or going () rules are rules (phrase) so it is/so there are/so I have etc (phrase) some are more equal than others (phrase) someone’s ears are burning (phrase) someone’s eyes are bigger than their (phrase) someone’s fingerprints are something (phrase) someone’s hands are tied (phrase) days are numbered (phrase) the battle lines are drawn (phrase) the cards are stacked against someone (phrase) the cards are stacked in someone’s favour (phrase) the are stacked against you (phrase) the dice are loaded against someone (phrase) the knives are out (phrase) the lights are on but no one’s home (phrase) the natives are restless (phrase) the streets are paved with gold (phrase) the way things are (phrase) the way things are going (phrase) (the) chances are (phrase) there are plenty more fish in the sea (phrase) (there are) no flies on someone (phrase) there (phrase) there you (phrase) you are blue in the face (phrase) what are you waiting for? (phrase) when the chips are down (phrase) whose side are you on? (phrase) a one (phrase)